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Replying to @sanstitre2000
Ancient Greek philosophers had arguments about who was the Erastes and who was the Eromenos in their relationship! Plato and Socrates held opposing viewpoints. The best thinkers in history arguing about headcanons
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Woke up to over 100K likes and it seems unfair to piggyback off a business without giving them credit so you may look at the ferrets here: ferret-world.jp/newfaces/240…
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Was looking at a Japanese ferret website and the pictures make them look like death row inmates.
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🎶 ..gave proof through the night, Mister Dino was still there 🎶
#HurricanMilton #HurricaneDino #Orlando #Florida #Hurricane #Dinos – at Orlando, FL
I will be reporting on the status of this dinosaur in Orlando throughout the storm. Stay strong big guy!!
#HurricaneMilton #Florida #Dinos
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I will be reporting on the status of this dinosaur in Orlando throughout the storm. Stay strong big guy!!
#HurricaneMilton #Florida #Dinos
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830pm EDT Oct 9th: Doppler radar data indicates that the eye of #Hurricane #Milton has made landfall near Siesta Key in Sarasota County on the west coast of Florida.
Max sustained winds at landfall are estimated at 120 mph.
Landfall TCU: nhc.noaa.gov/text/refresh/MI…
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I’m now at end of life care - palliative care-and will be going into a hospice for the foreseeable - thanks to everyone who sends me love and support- you’ve been amazing
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#HurricaneHilary is approaching #Cabo #CaboSanLucas #HurricaneHillary #Hilary #Hillary #BajaCalifornia #Baja #Hurricane #WeatherAlert
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From @khcgrandtravel (IG) “Never thought I would be sending you pictures from the outskirts of a hurricane, but I am in Cabo and the waves are unbelievable.”
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As some have noted, the last time a tropical system made landfall in SoCal was 1939. #Hilary, steered by a heat dome & upper low, will weaken well below hurricane threshold before landfall, but dump a year+ worth of rain in one day, making for a life threatening flood event.




























